Lot of WWII through Post-Vietnam Era U.S. Fighting & Survival Knives

Includes:

1.) Collins No. 18 Machete with scabbard, WWII-era V44 Survival Knife & Sheath. Bright 9.25" clip point Bowie blade, 14" overall. 4.5" brass guard with ball finials, copper rivet secured wrap around grips.

2) WWII-era USN Mk.2 by Union Cutlery with scabbard. Blade marked USN MK2 and KA-BAR branded. 7" Parkerized clip point blade, 12" overall. 2.5" steel guard, peened pommel cap, stacked leather washer grip with added rubber gaskets for gripping. USN marked sewn and stapled leather scabbard.

3) Post-WWII Camillus USN Mk.2 type fighting knife. 7" Parkerized clip point blade, 12" overall. 2.5" steel guard, pinned pommel cap, stacked leather washer grip. No scabbard present.

4) Post-WWII Camillus USN Mk.2 type fighting knife. 7" Parkerized clip point blade, 12" overall. 2.5" steel guard, pinned pommel cap, stacked leather washer grip. Black sewn and riveted scabbard.

5) Post-Vietnam Era Camillus Jet Pilot's Knife. 5.125" blued clip point blade with serrated spine, 9.625" overall. 2.25" steel guard, stacked leather washer grip, hex nut pommel cap. Dated 8-1981. With black leather scabbard with sharpening stone.

6) Robeson ShureEdge hunting knife. 6" bright clip point blade, marked U.S.A. on obverse ricasso. 10.25" overall with a 1.875" steel guard, stacked leather washer grip and peened pommel ground smooth. Includes a leather sewn and riveted scabbard.

This lot is located in Cincinnati.